Hybrid Residential Claims Specialist at TD (Nova Scotia)

Hybrid Residential Claims Specialist at TD (Nova Scotia)

10 Sep
|
TD Bank
|
Nova Scotia

10 Sep

TD Bank

Nova Scotia

Elevate your career as a Residential Claim Specialist with TD Insurance in a hybrid work model. Focus on high-net-worth claims while delivering exceptional client experiences and solutions.

Based in Markham, Ontario, this role requires expertise in managing complex residential claims from investigation to settlement. You will assess damages, negotiate settlements, and provide guidance to clients through sensitive matters. Leveraging strong analytical skills, you'll work alongside internal partners to ensure compliance and deliver outstanding service for TD's clients.

Key Responsibilities:
• Manage complex residential property claims for high-net-worth clients
• Conduct investigations and negotiate settlements effectively
• Deliver personalized support in sensitive claim matters




• Collaborate with vendors and stakeholders for timely resolutions
• Ensure regulatory compliance and accurate documentation

Requirements:
• 5+ years of property claims experience, especially high-value claims
• Proven track record in complex claims investigations
• Robust analytical and negotiation skills
• Expertise in coverage and risk management principles
• Excellent communication and organizational abilities

Be a crucial part of TD Insurance, enhancing client relationships and managing residential claims with expertise.
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📌 Hybrid Residential Claims Specialist at TD (Nova Scotia)
🏢 TD Bank
📍 Nova Scotia

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